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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-11-12
The Train Dispatcher.


How few there are who, when riding along in
comfort and safety upon one of our railroad lines
ever think Of the officer who is watching the pro-
gress of their train, directing its movements from
station to station, and sde-tracking the numerous
other trains upon the road, in order to present a
clear track to the in which they riding
and yet the lives of all the passengers are really
intrusted to his vigilance and care. A moments
neglect or thoughtlessness, moments doze in his
chair single glass of liquor to befuddle his brain,
and sudden death in its most hideous form may be
the lot of those whom it was his duty to watch and
protect. There seems to be hardly any other po-
sition among all the numerous avocations of a
civilized life calling for great degree of unre
taxing watchfulness and involving so fearful re-
sponsibility.
to wander for few minutes during the day, and
SO obtain some little relief from the pressure of
business cares? Hardly ore except the train dis
patcher. For him there must be no relaxation of
the mind while he remains on duty. Not minute
of day dreaming; not an instant OF forgetfulness.
So constant strain, so great responsibility can
not fail to wear upon mans life and vlgor and
make him old before his time.
When we consider the nature of his duties, it
must be matter of surprise that so few accidents
occur which can justly be charged upon the train
dispatcher. A thousand times day does he give
orders for the safety of the trains under his drec
ton, and scarcely once in generation does the
wearied brain for an instant relax its watchfulness
These men, in whose hands our lives have been
placed time and again, and who have safely car
rried us through all the dangers which environed
u.s. are certainly entitled to at least the degree of
thankfulness that is implied by an occasional re-
membrance of their existence.
@The Scientific American says that near
Nashua, N. H., recently muskrat, in digging
hole in the bank of the canal, caused leak and,
eventually, a disastrous food. The water swept
through the woods, carrying trees and everything
else movable with it into the Nashua River. The
mills at once shut down, and 5000 persons will
be kept out of employment for an indefinite time.
It took three weeks to repair the damages caused
by that one muskrat.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-11-12

LEAVE WAVERLY FOR BALTIMORE every
Is minutes from sos A. M. TO 1880 P. M.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-11-12

LEAVE BALTIMORE FOR GOvANST0WN
every half hour from $50 A. M. to 11.00 P. NJ.
and IL 80 p. M.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
Inn srTTArIoH AZ MeNeEILL

The latest advises fs0u HeBslaia IL
8leaas that there y really danger q ;
rsbslIsOa aesirs. the goveFnrssns q
kalskAuz, Gad thas she alarming "a
saurs which have e9us from he Islands
are not wlthous Foundation. KING hsi-
Eksaa evidently expects var, fer be hss
srspared for Il 90 Is eiabofats sesis g
lis dspletsd treasury wo1ld psE1it, snd
proposes 20 tl0v his diasztsahsd sas-
ieess out Of existence 80 sOon - they
comsnsues ahaiR FsbeilicB.
saeh Q war e. Is threatened 90 Ne
islands woald almost certainly de-
yslop int a eonHlct betsesn the Es-
liyes ana the foreigners with al She
horrors that would inevitably attend
asok 4 struggle However, the parties
.sAy be divided nov. the vast majority
u the natives would ssOn be ranged On
ths side Of the King. Ahd the foFsien-
Sra with fsw sxesptions, Soald b
against hin. Ibs ultimate result Of
each : conflict sosId DOT be doubtful
ba. before the end wss reached, civil
Eatiou on The Hawaiian Islands would
have resolved . set back ffoc which !
wouid take lsnR 10 recover.
Il d 70 be hoped that peace oil Folg.
over The island kinKdeEn. bat Il Is TO b
hoped also that Kisg kAlakaaa viii b
sgouaht 10 bis senses and tssghl 70 gov
ssE 90 be should.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

e0od ; bargain - pcsszbls wish Krsnss
srd Rasaas. ard ghat Turkey sssefEsd
ssnss xeiasbis coosidsEztio1 tcE aeF re-
sassI 70 sarctioz sss Bei8ish eco9pztsos
Of EsYp4.
II has been suggested tEes tss re-
f1ssf - sign sks eGnFss1son vas dee .
. sesrss sn6efssandinz bstwssu Iuzksg
and Grsat Briszla, BY vtisss sasaSn
sAs seassatlos ls epsriy Fsv11l4iSo. -
tsEass will he carried eos. he oosscs
a xsss an snSerstznding wszad. Of
soafsa. b 10 rsiisvs Tsrksy froz shs
supIsasAna position IL wbieh tie saRz-
ing Ct the treaty woald plaee beg BE-
saass Of the astssEinst ogpo@skson Of
Prznos and RzzsiA Il = not 81 al
pFohabls. kswsvsE, tkat sucA Al ~
rsrRsusnt hsa been made. The s1dden
recall Of siE HsEFY DrzmSoo1 WOE
.n6is&ss4 that. on tie eoatrary, tEs
British zovernnsnt 3 both snesred and
ehszYined 81 It's s0srss vbish events
have taken.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
1aE EGTrTIAS Convection.

Tie game u blnH whish The repre-.
ssGtaiives of the powers have beeu
eiaying against cue auothfr a. CoUslsn.
tia0pio has resulted N tie Defeat of
Great Britain. The Sultan tss refused
~ sign the Egyptian convention. and
sI hsuTy DFumuoed wola has been
recalled from CoBssauslnopis hGssia
A8a France have gained teeir point,
and one nose humiliation aast be
sdted 90 The long list o these Which
the British Rovssbmeut has already
borne
The nsgoiiAtiou ~ tie Esyptiaa COG.
ssation vas = tFiamFh q dipi0msiie
strategy on the part u tia British
representatives, 50 secretly we're tbe
EsSotistions carried GA thai tie rspFs-
seats tives Of she other powsrs had no
idea Of what vas going On autil she
eaaventioa vss oaisislly vahlishsd
tbsy we're oai~iitsd ~ eosBpissely thai
they so0ld explain their dlssomaiarp
0uly BY asserting ttN tie Turkish
ssagd H,sisf bad been pa.d tie snag
saass bries u three maiiee dollars 30
,a4aes bim 10 sanction The oonvsnii0u.
hussss and fraEes. hosvseE, a. 0aee
a0oa measures - prevent the ARal raii-
nsstlan II ths eorvsntiau by She SaltSr.
ibey plead. bsSEsd and ballad. Ii.sy
even weni - Ear s. 10 threaten SAT 10
ease the Soaventisn wAs ratified wag
-said a2I i1psobsaly be 1sc.Ared
~Sainss tsrksy, Gssai kFltala. on ne
sthsE hand, raGas every saoFt % iudaes
ths Salsaa 20 sisa ths esavsstiou. Il
sss understood tsAi his galiuFe 10 g. -
~sala be = eTssainE diglocaatls defeat
Ter 0gaai Britain. Shac eis dsine -
uOald b legally seF3ogs tct tFAsss ard
nasssa.
ihs tuas allowed ihs sultan IN shlea
- sigG tie eonvsutk5B expired en- Jans
sssh. bot ga the aAy Estvioas 10 thai be
beeEed for ~ extension q sluas 10 yaly
tta. Tbs British gavetCment stznIea
tie sKtsnsion aud renewed is "a sfts 10
~ are the coveted siena,aru. Tie SAT
taa. thss rallsd and haalsi sbaai Is his
SoaE'ot'rR ftssuds krsw net wAseh
uAS b. tara He save 90 insimAtlan
~ waAi IA aaal aetssa wsali bs -
seaasent Sas TIE hfiijss soy,fa.. {.
tAAi tas saESsGtiou wsa.2 b sss1sa
has Lord Sal saufy. 50 lsts a. Sass
dAY, aUsesRosd 10 tie Hs4as % Loras
I = Sorni0S sisra Csc a. paSlnvs tacs
la sgiss II tbs Ga a1snSs. hewvvss.
ths oetvsatsee t4s rst bssn aersd
It's uals tSs rs sisaasets las rasssa
ARa UfsA' hfissin eAs wes an aasx /
esstSS sts0k Il - T. ts esssa1 - gssl
lhs s,iy 0stsssAi s.glosaals 1ssss q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07


The defeat Of the British g0vsfn-
uent on q EAfaoF question IN fkA House
Of ConEoas. % Tuesday evening", vii
tsss bat nstle sHsss on the eensEsi
eoaFss Of poliliss. 1he vote en- weieh
the defeat vas Sustained vzs = szah
one, sd TIE asiorifY against IEe gov
srnEoent vas mAae possible b tAs ae-
ton q 3 bsnbSs u Liberal Uuionssss,
who have tsrsiofoEe been unsEsrEing
Supporters o. the government, n votise
vita the opposition.
Eushasisssle friends Of the IRISH cause
might. Al hrs; thosRhl, Bsreeiss N this
ao:los groand for hops thai ths hithsF-
20 nrEn alliance between the Tories and
The Liberal Unionisis Is beginning TO
givs wsy. sasb hope, however, voald
be dslaAse. lac profess expressed IN
the action OF Tie LIBERAL UniOzisi bolt
ere vas difea,sd against ME. Matthews.
the HaIns Secretary personally, rather
than against the government g. whole
OF against ihs poliey Of The government.
II Is said 10 be not impEoSabls thas this
vote wiii lead 10 she resignation Of Ar.
Mstthexs. bal that It gill have any for
Their political effect is extremely an
Likely.
tie retire aasnl Of Mr. Matthews from
the Csb.nsl Would cot be mstteE e
Rrsa, consequences. de represents 10
one Of the many political factions into
whica the people Of Great Britain are
divided, aud a. bic catering the CAbi-
net did not strengthen tbs g0vefnmsnt,
his withdrawal will not weaksn il. Mr..
Matthews, IL will be remembered, was
the issAiDe counsel ia the prosecution
Of the Sir ChsFies Dixie case. His in.
pAsai0nsd plea for the parity Of The
Eaglish home pleased the Qasen. ard
IL vas at her request that Lord Sails
b1ry offered hiia ths position Of Hom'
sserstary. NJ sooner had be accepted
tee preferred position than ii beoaml
known thst Ls VS. but peer man Il
defend TIE sA1esiiy Of English homer
Hls record vas bot little better thzi
that Of the man be bad 50 resentll
prosecuted. Before this Was known
hossvsr. Mr.. Matthews had bsaoD'
Hose Secretary.
IL can readily be seen thai minister
~as snssssd the CAblBsi beesnss hs aaS
attracted the faysEsbis BStiee Of a.
sulasionai qassn Re not a scarce Of nusl
strength - tie 20ysraDani = shioh b
probably ass sSs9 mauy bitter ;ezfs
even IL MF Matthews IL compelled 3,
step down aud cot.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

shs dissanss n g IS ssssz8s . O5e
T0zn's = IS Tks foTEEF esuF4usss
we're thn8 auti4ied 90 aEzS a11 $500
zse1ey. skish they diviesd. aAksng STU
szea-
szoorUG coNTEzrs-
TIA sheasinx eansests waxs s0nsin-
ss9 to1ay ns foss0@s- Rsrst z1fe1.
Evsrs ssd waite dfv5Ssd frst neney.
$50 MsNszzhs s1d MeDs17s3 dried
aseond mazsg. - MpoEs and bfsn9-
hz=z dsxs1sz shEra zezsy. $zh In "a
fear. ussseh fer $40 tie IEs0@s team
esEposed e ". E Dodge. 4. ". Ne
NkuFhtes. A K. BTIaghSz A11 >. ~.
Bal, woa. In fAa thir1 ms.cs Ne
NErRhs sad BwinGhaan efFs3s3 ns5s
rozeg. 80 D1dze wa tas ssc11d
prizs. IS; R5berts0n, third, SIS; Smith.
fs1Eta, SO.
aAcEs AZ zEE PAE<.
Tks rAeaz 81 he park vsre fsiEiy a.
ksrded. waddslI's Riea20nd SU1 -
re 30 esass. and Barlow's Badger Eoc
+. r. 8 nrirnse elass. Birds Blsek
yeorgs voa tie half nile dash. The
EAesz vsgs eSasinas5 todag.
Arxnrx AZ MERIDA.
A uasn named Assoa saot twiee a. .
zsFi IN tie Esins Variety Theassr this
gFxsrnaan. he missed b7ka sAoks. and
~as arrested shortly after By ofnseE
BixisS On Pacihe kVsnss, aftsE gaze B
ssruzR.e. de d held IN the sam Of
g. 90 for appeazRnee es cozrt- The
eaass Of TIE shooting Vas trlntng
aaarrsl Ia which the girls male friends
inserfsTed, but vie ran fog the poilee
shea tie za0stiER began
UxKSoRS NAN WASHED ASHORE.
The bo3y % an unknown man vas
fonnd on tbs beach washed n g ths
tide 90 esy.
TAC3MA, J1lg s. fss7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
sar A cASpIpArE.


IL senator IhusmgB festsTases bis
declaration that be viii nos soospt the
DeEaoofAtie Nomination for Governor Of
Ohio and adds IN The most positive
tssns ibas be Is oct Of politics and does
not propose o. smsFse fTOm bic retire
nsui updsE eng circumstances. He has
b "a bis term Of serving tie oogpiry and
u willing 10 give ether patriots eaanes.
he Il 40 old nsE, and bsyirR s0l1Dlari.
~ stepped cot % the arena, be rsfasss
- re-tBieF IL. kaoWlHg how certainly be
wJuid bs forces oct agsin before Gaas y
years bsd passed
II TIE tone Of tas O3io Dsu0srxtie
grsss is a sriisfioa " tie party fsslifg <.
hOwsvss. Il Is Dot inpFsoaole thai tls
= fs na0ss sIsana0as protests. abs
programme suggested ~ s5Ds of bis
Bost ardent admirers Ia 10 nominate
ulm regardless Of whss BE- may say, asd
ts elect him sven u be takes Ice stump
agsinsi himself Tae Republicans.
however. il may be said psTeDshsticaily.
feel amply able 10 assiss The EK ssoasoT
by preventing TIE carrying cut Of Tie
lEitef portion Of this pfoEfamme.
II Thurman should b the nominee Of
tas Democratic party under such cir
sumsisnees, be would certainly be bsat.
ss Indeed, be Soald probably be Dc.
fssisd ubdSr aoy circumstances, bal
uhtn II comes 10 forcing aa oifiee ueoB
: aan vho did not Wsnt Il and declared
teAi be Sould not tsks IL, The good
- 2ss u ias Awsrieau peopls would e.
ssFt Itself, ana they would show their
Ssspsct fsT lis wishes BY defeating hla
~ majority Shieh woaid be 5atiFsly
iatiaactoTy 10 him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
GIYE THEM A CHANCE.


That IL 10 say, year iuEEs Also All
your breashira machinery. Very ZOO
derfui nAcbinsTy il Ia Not osly The
larger sir passages, bat The thoasands
OF little t1bes and cavities leading fron
tnsn8.
Wken thess are sloRRed AID eeoked
With matter that ought B0t to be there,
your lua2s cannes half do their SoFk.
And what they do. they oannot do well.
Gall Il cold, cJug5. group. pneanonls,
catsrfh, consumption OF any Of the
family Of throat and nose and head and
lang obssHnctioDs, all are bad All
ought 10 b. eot rid Of. There . iosi
one suEs way 90 get nd Of them. Inat
is 10 taks B0shee's German syrup,
which any dEaggist will sell al - cents
a bottle. Even IL everything else has
failed yoa, yoa may depend a2on this
for certain action az
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sons smALLEH PARAGRAPHS.

IT'S Car Is called his Aagasi Maj sstY,
because be fsigns IN : summary nan
neT.
bscanse they admins any cue Sh0 can
make a good saiea.
Msu hft their hats Women d. Dot,
thank HEAVIER Itey sre quite high
enough vitho1t any lifting.
They may talk Of cowboys as hand.
some as Apollos, nevertheless eveTyoHe
knows that they RFs ell plsin men.
Dislogue betgeSn tuo blin8 men,
do yon knov tie g-ntiemaa who gave
yos franc Just nov = 'OnlY by sight !"
seidelnBsysg. sho bFo1shs Mankaesy's
Christ Before Plate 70 this coantEy,
has rstufned home uith Sl0o 600 clear
pFoht.
The Spanish senate hiss voted 81, o0o
towards The erection u statue 70 the
late King Alfanso 10 front Of ste pal
ace; ths public t. csntfi6nle the bal
anoe.
Cardinal Manuiog Gbj sc3s 20 q carr
age, aad walks whenever his health Ter
Eaiss he SAYS that when cardinals
sent about 10 0ce carriages shsy gener.
aily gent 10 ih1 devil.
Nile. Entiehetia Edies. the young
AmericAn pEimR donna Weo Is creating
seal ceotsrs. il 4 Fhiladelpbian. tier
mans Is Miss Hattie EDDY.
Fapds are being raised Tor the cree
ton sf a $4,000 ststae % ste late Prss-
ideat AFtbaF, o. be crested 10 Madison
Square. NeE York. More thsn kaf tie
Eesdsa san hAs been collected.
A. h. Sosfs. Who Is Americas cham
81 PLAYER Of laWn tcunis. s. vsFy
bsoaao 10 bsif and features. He wars
eyeglasses. tizb. tFsGssrs, sIn okes 81.
sTuttes. aud has little coaRe.
TIE latest exsAvstians sc the Aeropo-
lie % Athens have bruuRht 60 light a /
bronze status Of Minerva PFomaehus,
aboai foot ia length. Il is said 10 be /
oue II tie nosi remarkable examples /
% 9rsak ART - the period jas; prior 70 /
tbs Persian uar
The Rev Dg L8tiHnsr uho aas ae-
ctpsed a call frsm CaissEo o. the ThiF. /
tenth Street Baptist Ckagch % Wash. I
iDgton, dselsFss taat Re has been a ean-
bier aE4 S ttisf; sebss q aently be BE- i
aHsA-aA = ANHaAa - AaAHAa 30 As-AaH AAa "a
siiy bsecutnz scnvSrss1 vas oEdAise1 /
% the ministry. he IS now regarded as
a sinzulariY holy nSn.
Mrs R,obssa- "Dou't yea saasr ter
rihlY UhEu RI re l. tsga3,rsso=ns az
tbs n,gtgs
Ays. pgSpsey --"Da, De Naa see
my husband saorss
According 20 ar rniassi Eaziish ga-
thorltF, goose lives attv yszrss Pro
v.Asa. - ooarse, 70 refFairs fraut tloW,
in2 oal the gSs wien Dc Fttlggs-
Ibe fuat q t5oC 0o0. % 82apDlo. /
LET'S IS George Peabody foF bail34re
inlgFavsa bsHsss for ths poar 70 La.
i1u aAs ttrsagh rect ss5 tutsfeas
grown % gsjessss. O. 81 sIS So. There
are uou SOFA separate dwsii5EKs. sos
lasntng lt.iN rc0us, sDd tie zverase
rsni Il eaoH GEeiiirz Is iss- than o. g
per Sess Il
!; has bsrs tE'srgz suzt - seaa1t %
seFva4acas hat tsc avsF&2g y=asly recess I
,iaa 81 iAs Wtsss ceciaar - tie Mafse-
iAse fall s.Ess 1855 kss bot1 = 'get.
sgi 81 tse aSE,e snGies NasFp The bSik
" tht 2&ttF passes, ne rscssxloa STAGE
lst2 hss hesa ~ f1et. - sy g feet psr
Feart Sc rz,s tEcg-sl ~ n tescni years
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
AxsoUSCRmEST

OuisR 70 III bsslth. Mr.. Leigh hsns,
editor and Manager u tbe PosT-ISTzE-
LIsxxoEA, viii take 8 rssBi,s fsom tSa
DATES Of hia position, sDd vii spsed
slz m0uika o. 4 year travelling. M. 4
@ washhurn saeossds 70 tbe position
II 0sseEal AsnAgsg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
Vacation School for Children.

Ais GlLMoTs WILL BEGIN 4 sum
!sRgasva Erlthnsiie aud toe teoio-ssl Is nsfh-
I'd q slnFinE, sB NoneGy, Juiy 18th. 81 Miss
Ep'sr's schooiroa1. Second ana seneca stfesta.
fERzs-$S ., Eouth II sayanoe. All Per.
soaz zhtng her shilirta 70 TAX this coarse
Slu p3ekse call - The school room To-Day
n fvE IA
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DYSPEPSIA AND CONS uPArlON

HsEfy A. Areksr, Receiver Of TAxta
x tas C4ly - i0uk g. y 4. SAYS o.
hAsNn8EgB's Pans
FsE ths rsst So FsAfa / have aesu us
tGS SStNraETE fgLEz faF self and
faci3y. We aad teem 4 sovereign req
eay faF tn3sgssfisE as ccas.lpsiion.
taksaS eus os sac tyesy Etgtt fos tee
tay< Thew are also "a 1igab.s blsoa
Ref.aErs, rsftsstly tssEsiezs tef txsses
icGis e Sy.iy5 81 aatEsEsic. as esd
theE mVstn. gBg "a aFir foF hiiieus.
cess sn4 3ssss e=ia- Tees rsiisye3 as
10 tse stsks I Sossfia3y fssoGGsz3
tEsE,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
RoRN.

LEF-Ia saa Frnhciseo, June issA, 20 the wife
u Captain J. Lee. q he bArkentins Disecv-
cry. daughter.
xIrtKxs-On he Norwegian barb AisCt. On
thu high seas. JaIy ist, TO the wife Of ,. B.
Ntalaen. IA ter, a daughter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07

Rsad eur advertisement in today 9
Posr IxKILIeEScKR sna see the bargains
We ere Offering. and be early Monday
morning and secaFe FIRST ehoice. IoKLAA
4 SrESERNAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
CHALLENGE.

TO MR VA. LAKE. OWNER OF YACHT
l Adyeuiure: Having bsen gwen to guds.-
stA1c hat yOu So n q yogF yacht AdysRfETe
Ca te=t tae yzchf " Rite Wings. AID tia. ycu
are daSiroaa ~ making a Faee b=tEeen said
Yachts for . sGn not less han $500 side,
se5 ehalle4ge yau g. sal said yseht Ad-
venture zgzins, sai1 ehs White WinEs over
TIE course sailesi n the Eth igsf on say day
you NAY ualns Nlthia TIE nexi ~ weeks
siser Fsr days no.ies 90 rae Of year zocef =
sucs 4 tbis ehalleags, and within thrte Sc IL
from this dA,e faf TIE EuHl o. 500 side. r.
insure Eoed isit1 On ny part b4vs put up a
iorfeit e 80 With h treasurer Of be Pesr-
lNTEILleEScKR Pabishi3E Companr. In ease
ga sccep' this caslienge you sill p'esse Gov
er toe forfeit D4.sd JAY 8. 1857.
iy6 s. A E. HASFoRD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-07
MARRIED.

gonHsox -EASEA-In Seattle. 81 the reslssEes
Of the caelating clergyman. o. z o.An1er.
jay 2, 1885,. John Johnsaz md Mss Annie
Ranta. al Ct Seastie.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MN ADVERTISEMENT5.
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w best cages paid. inquire o. I'd.
LTNDSLEF. IzSs CEio3. 3yT&
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